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Opening Closing (including special rounds)
For CS :
1.General 10965 30177
2.OBC(Non 5491 44056
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3. SC 1825 101130
4. ST 1284 182186
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With myriad reasons to choose an M.Sc., the choice needs to be made more on your needs rather than the college you want to focus on. What would you like to do with a Masters? Do you want to pursue higher education or is it just a buffer period where you want to spend two years thinking of what exactly you wish to go for? Or, are you preparing for some exam like SSC, UPSC Civil Services or CAT and you want this period to be denoted by the fact that you are pursuing something and not just dropping a year? If that is your choice, then - DU - For the preparation of Exams and all. JNU - Similar situation as DU, except if you want to involve
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Faculty of Law, University of Delhi: It is one of the oldest and most prestigious law schools in India and offers a three-year LL.B. Programme and a two-year LL. M. programme. National Law University, Delhi: It is a specialised law university that offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in law, including B.A. LL.B. LL. M. and Ph.D.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi: It is a state government university that offers various undergraduate and post
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In my opinion, you should try to get admission in BBA. Because you know, College &get; Course. (Priority scale)
Select a good college & then decide what course you can get. Also, if you're willing to do a job right after your graduation, mark my words, whether it's BBA or B.Com it won't make much difference unless ofcourse you're interested in Accounts more than Management.
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